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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
LIKE TIE RECENT ECLIPSE.
From The Pf"sburg ChYOnfcie.

"Daniel"
" Yes, SIRE"
notice by the papers that is total eclipse OF the
sun today"
Yes. sire. 1t reminds me- too. of your Civil Service
reform"
Wherefore. Danieli"
" IL IL Invisible In the United States"
Daniel did not wait to hear the Executive laugh but
thought OF imperative business In the next room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
TO ORGANIZE WAGNER SOCIETY.

A number OF concerned in the organization OF a
Richard Wagner Soeie In Of Mr. S anton, in
the Metropolitan opera House. yesterday for the purpose
OF discussing the plans and purposes OF the aforesaid So
cety The discussion wholly Informal, and IL was
decided 10 call public meeting in the concert hall Of the
Opera House August 81 a. D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23

]. ]. BELDEN a CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE
SYRACUSE, Aug % (SpeeaD. Few people outside OF
the OF the Republican party in this Congress
siona District knew TIL to-day that James Beden
actually in the Hsld candidate for Congress. TO MI
the vacancy la tbs XVIII District made by the rcsig
DallOn Frank iiscOck. lie In The district
held IN Manus where the delegates were instructed
Tor Re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23

The lid Assembly District Liquor Dealers Association held
meeting at 40 Pearl last light James L. Meyer
In the committee appointed 10 engage Baynes
Ggth Regiment Band Tally Ito coach for the big parade
10 morrow They also elected two de!egstes r. Mahoney
and Seaman represent the district at Tho Liquor
Dealers Con entiOn 10 be held In Brooklyn to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
JACOB SHARP MAY DIE SUDDENLY.

Jacob sharp still weak yesterday. His physician
thinks thai while his patient is not In imminent danger
he s nevertheless apt TO be carried of suddenly by his
heart trouble. Mr. and Mrs Selmes and George sharp
called ~ usual at Ludlow Street jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICATIoNs-FoR2 "a HOURS.
w,,xueros. Aug. 22-For Southern New-England,
Eastern Nev.York Eastern Pennsylva and NewJer-
sew local rains winds generally shifting to westerly
warmer followed by cooler weather.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
CONDUCIVE TO EXERCISE.

YUM IHt FHtyDHJV INTUHI'ts
~ Now-fork Nan ito Rhode Island man)-What IL
~ eneco OF the prohibltOry law in your state
Hnoo1 Island Man-It promotes pedestran.sm
Sew York Man-How ls that
hnode Island Man-Everybody walks o mile Or
"S INTO Connecticut for his dnnks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
5perlaI Notlces.
Classified Jewellers Reference Book

r. O. Dun a CO, 3l4 BROADWAY. "a.
and az THAR yarous branches issued avery compeu
list Of jewelers. and kindred trades throughout M
Ints state, and Canada with estimates OF capital and m
dcatons credit also precise business address "a ea
book specimen copies and terms made known on appc&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
GOVERNOR HILL NEWPORT

NEWPORT, Aug Ex-Governor Hill arrived hero this
morning FROM Fall River. having to FAN River
from NewYork Last night He drove at to Ocean
House where he is stayng. During the morning he
Visited the and registered there. From here he
goes on cruise along the coast Ia Frederick Loveoy
yacht Near,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23

Burnetts Essence Of Jamaica Ginger, q household
remedy Tor collie cholera morbus colds chils and diarrnDa
warming and stimulating the whole system. For sale b.
Rrocers and druggiss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
MESSENGER SANGER AT THE LYCEUM THEA TIRE

MESSENGER SANGER AT THE LYOEUN THEATRE
Last evening the Lyceun Theatre was as we'll hlsd as
though the month we're November in place OF August
The occasion attracted this large audience was
the return OF Mr. sOthsrn in Tho Highest Bidder.
Perhaps however, the Ia the cast OF young
eangsr the boy who Recently went 10 Lon
don and back with souvenirs Of the heth performance
OF the piece have had something 10 do win draw"
ing people The theatre Certainly the youugster was
loudly applsuded when he appeared Ia the modest part
of messenger IN the last act Apart irom this iucden
however, the play frequently applanded and
laughed at, aud Mr.. FrOhman asserted TO vstOr mat
the had convinced min that the piece was no
less attractive than during It's hrst run.
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MARRIED.

EBSTER-BUTTERFIELD-On August l8. ct the Firsa
Congregational Church. Detroit Mch- ~ the Rev. w. Il
Davies, Eugene Wesson daughter Of I. g. Butferneld
esq. Of Detroit TO Frederick H. Webster. Of Brooklyn
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed ,cith full nams
and addrssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23

Toilet Waters
mpart delicious GOODNESS and to the ba sin
bath. Colgate q Co 8 are the tandard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
STOLEN JEwEIRY RECOVERED IN JERSEY CITY.

To the EditOr Of The Tribune
SIR: noticed yesterday article stating that
81 rho s15 900 worth Of jewelry stolen from James
Fareslld. OF New Haven, $4,000 had been recov--
cred in Jersey CITY The facts arc that on July IL
the Store of George Falrchild, Of bridgeport, was
sntered and about $4,000 worth OF diamonds ana
iewery stolen, which re- ovcred a good WINE
ago and tho burglar, George Freyth was affe-rd
,hnnt August | and placed in tho jail here, where
ITO 7"'i ' JAMES II. moran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23

showers yesterday, being severe with thunder ana
lightning yielded 14l inches Of rain Tho baroms'erfe
with slight recovery toward night The temperature
ranged between go and s4' tss average nt. ee nd
6o higher the corresponding oay last yo~r ~no
ioo higher tina on Sunday. ~, ...h.,,x n.
In and near this city to-day there viii PROBABLY 90
airy temperature. -, .s.. a.. ,rd,eatad for Wsd
naada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
Ne,e. York. Aug. Is, 1887
NOT BIDDERS FOR GOVERNMENT WORK

NOT BIDDERS FOR GOVERNMENT WORK
TO me Edttor Of me Trfbunf
SIR: In all the reports published OF the awarding
Of Tue contracts for tho cruisers and gunboas by
Secretary whitney, It was stated that ~ r. Palmer
& Co. were tho successful bidders for tho iwO gun
boats and that thoy the assignccs OF John
Roach This Il a mistake a. " +. Palmer & Co.
arc not John ROac,'s a-slgnces George W. gum
tar one VI the members OF that firm, was ono vi tho
a,sgnces, but his firm was not surprise has peen
expre,-ed that tho Me--rs. Roach would bid for Gov
eminent work ahcr the very unjust treatment they
had received at the hands OF The Sccrc airy OF the Navy
ln the case " the Dolphin and the cruisers oufl
by them and IL f. but just 10 them to state that tey
have not bid for any work under this Adminl,ira
uun-nether are they likely TO do %. y. /. IAmor
A co bid for The cruisers their own responsibility,
and II they sub.et tho contract for tho mus Oi he
ruubo.t. Ia Tho Mcs.r. Roach, the ''hpyaIu VIII DC
,o.puu-lble only 60 y. f. Palmer & GO. me Navy
benz tment will deal with y. T. Palmer %
X II Palmer & Co. will deal with the Messrs. KOach.
Another error, and general one which ha- never
bcen pub,lcy corrected, Is the impression that the
shinysrd was included In the assignment and has
brcn I'm the hands Of the aSslgnees -lnce the a,SKn'
ment was made This l. error, as the sh'p-Oullu-
Ing company is a separate corporation and has Deeh
advent ever since IL was incorporated W.
chester, Penn, Aug. 3D. 1887
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
GOSSIP ABOUT THE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
The dearih OF subjects which folk gossip is al


The dearth Of subjects which folk can gossip is at
the present enough for good deal OF stten
ton being paid the changes in the management OF the
Fifth Avenue Theatre the mlionioar house which
John ami his syndicate going 10 build AS 10
the new but mysterious lessee OF the Fifth Avenue
Theatre, statements 10 which positive but be-
wderng. Apparently with authority Will or can
sneak freely matter. but the first Impression
as to Augustu DAILY being the lessee seems wearing
on IL said that the new lessee Is not the man
ager OF stock company. but that he intends 10 continue
Mr. Stsi sous policy aud sublet 10 combinations The
fact that tue actually been signed points TO
"a C. Miner as tue new Broadway Ills alb
sence in Europe would prevent the actual signature be-
ing attached 10 the lease.
local representative. Charles schroeder. All that he
know that the will be in ihe nsighborhood
of the Fifth Avenue and that IL will nave entrances on
four sides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23

MRS BOUCICA ULTS kARHALADE.
Frops frdnessso Chreatct@ ,,. Al.
lady called 1t the hotel to SEQ MIA taSis
other day Mira. Boucicault has always hs"s ss'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
PUBLIC CLAMoR NEEDED TOO LATE.

BIsGHAMToS. Aug. % tSpceab.-A letter from Sec
rotary Farcnild published here to-day shows that pub
lie olamor regarding the Wall Street site for Federal
building has caused Messrs Bannett Davis 20 reduce
the price from $4,000 to $4,000. the Government 10
do all grading. This dsgrscsui secret dekerDg has not
helped the one BIT In tns judgment OF the people
here None OF the ether bidders have far known.
had chance to reduce the prices OF their stes The fact
still remains that his site Is surrounded on two sides by
banks of sarth which tho city Council has refused and
will refuse accept as streets competent architects
have AIDE aidavit that IL will cost from $4,000 TO
$50, 900 10 put this site in shape 10 build upon.
A JURY SAYS O. H. PALMER COMMITTED SUICIDE
Tho inquest In the OF George H. Palmer, who was
found lying dead In the old wagon road running from
ounthersvs Norteps Point, Coney Island, Was held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
HERR NORDMANN.

VIENNA, Aug. ZZ.-II6TT NUru1I~HD' 1eE11"o '7e
and for many years president OF the journal
lsts society, IL dead.
JOSEPH PARKER.
Ngw-HAyES Aug 22.-Joseph Parker. founder OF the
was, Rock paper mill died this morning at the age Of
aaven mt al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23

In N. sasr,m line tho baromstrtc huc
aan az observed United states Signal
service alton CITY The dashes indicate the temper~
tnre note(tat Hudnuts pharmacy 2lS Broadny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
MANY CHILDREN MADE HAPPY.

ONE PARTY STARTING FOR THE CoUNTRY-RErURN
OF THE MoRAvIA GUESTS.
The round-faced test your weight Tor nickel" ma
chine In the waltingroom OF the Chambers ST. Terry
witnessed departure OF another happy party OF Fresh
Air children night Though small party, 1t was an
interesting and attracted considerable
attention from the passengers on the ferryboat.
This little girl" said Miss Mcpherson, who had taken
the majority Of the children to the tran has no father
She and her mother live in little room in back
tenement where the mother takes In washing. and this
little ton-year-old girl earns almost as much as her
mother by selling newspapers. She has not a strong
constitution and the country air will work wonders for
her All Of these children but two fatheress and
their mothers have hard struggle for life. These
girls" pointing to three little from eight
to ten years old. "have made all the garments
they have on themselves having done so at our mission
sowing school,"
The children had all been examined by Doctors @. H.
Lyttle. Annie s. Daniels and F. E. Hopkins, and were
accompanied ther trip by Miss Caro- @. Eaton and
Miss Louisa Farmer. The p aces to which the children
70 and the OF their hosts are as follows: Neson'
'Penn.-Mra W. A. Newcomb and Mrs Henry Gleason
Pennington. Penn.-Mrs George A. Hail. Mrs. Edwin ).
Hall. Mrs James Boehr Mrs. o. Blanchard Austin
burg-Mrs. A. E. Workman. Knoxville. penn;-Mrs
Miller, Mr. Bachelor. Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Beach Mrs. Gyifhn
mrs HurTs fop MorsSs shouted an excited youngster
last at the Grand Central station as he alxhted
echoed the other l42 children the train who were re
turning weeks OF pleasure In tho western part
OF the state When they went up at the beginning OF
the the children far more conspicuous than
the bundss they carried but WHOM they returned tho
tables ur.ed In 1t was difficult to lind
the child behind the bundle And the contents Of those
Try products Of ali kinds including potatoes and
had somehow o. other managed TO squeeze III
with clothes while nhsr OF boys carried large
pow-cases which had been sewed strongly aud hed
with butternuts Did anybody doubt that the children
had bern enjoying their TWO weeks vistt AS one little
girl expressed Ii, IL too good 10 last forever
One hundred and fortytour children were sent away.
but one little fellow had the hearts OF his kind
hosts that they begged to be allowed - Keep him little
while longer and as the yOungster was In delicate
health through the endaton OF doctor he was
permitted remain behind. Tho people OF Morava who
have succeeded In entertaining more children than any
other place this year have been wonderfully pleased
with the children and the at the station when the
final /" good byes" sail most affecting. Tie
children came away with many hearty come again
next year ringing In their ears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
za Mrzeu1uishl'n, tylho p'zecilo

20 K7zen1'11sh1'n, tylho pwecl10
nlenau."
Do tego )istu, kt6rego SUI
mienneprzekopiowanie potwier-
dzi! pan DR.. j. Cup k a,
dolqczony jest nastepujacydopi-
SEX pana St. S G z y b s k e.
go:
Gdyby mnie obelgi spotkaEy
Z jednej strony, ME przykro by mi
moze by}o, lecz gdy Z obu, tego
az nadto. Sprawy iednakze
ME popuszcze, lecz doprowadze ia
do kollca, bo tcll0rzem nic je-
stem, a kto mi rzuci rekawice, to
ja podniosa p}azem ME przepu-
szcze, DO mnie znaja Z po*tepk6w
moich ludzie tn w New Yorku, a
nawet i W Ameryce cafej od lat
13. Nam tez smia}c oko, DO dzia-
}aniom moim przewodniczy prawda
chaj milczy, 20 .moja rada ma
wyrok wzgledem szpiegostwa Pan
ME sarkaj badz kontent obrotu
rzeczy. X RI M II k i u
nany n e W inny m | a
b / a k Il ow o q 8 W. Co zas
do kwestyi Z zycia w -lmeryce. to
rzecz mna % tenn nogadamy.
ia tn jestem, a spodziewam sic,
re gdy nawet nieprzyiaciele moi
y Ognisko dadza sumienne spra-
wozdanie "a moze juz dali), mu-
sza oddac ho}l uczciwego mojego
postepowania.
Pan Broaoeoshi post%pil nie-
tornalnie, umieszczajqc telegram
ta}szywy. o TEN 90 zawiadomi-
lem. - Sleszyashi.
Pan Sleszyhski, lie mi vol
no przypuszczac 2 .jegc 1istu
podejrzywa lStoregoS q c2fon-
k6w :QqnisAl nrzesfanie
NlaTa77I1 oRraza1qce] 90 no.
tatki o jego wrzekomem po-
wachariu sic p. Krzemin-
skim, lecz zapewniam so pod
slowem honoru, ze materyat
do tel notatki fochodzil cd
osoby zupefnie obcej Ogusz:u,
ktora tel jedynie dotyka pu-
bllczny pcliczek, .'aSi zamle-
rzano wyclqc nIewlnnNm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
PLACClE "a Nl-tRU>A,
Brooklyn, l maja, -.
Szanownv Redaktorzc.

By1byn juz wczesnicj p1zc~la}
" Waarusoaci >prawozdanic z rozpraw
sadowych " >pTawir ,Staaislamo
Ar=sn1inshieyo, gdyby ME to, ze
chcia}em najpZ6d przeczytac osta-
tnieggo Wiarusa. spodziewajac sic,
ze pan umiescisz MIN wiadomo-
Sci sprawy tel dotycz%ce. po ode
branin W iartsa, natycE,nia>t udzie-
lam Pam dok!adnych infornlacyj
Tax zlc, jak Pan sadzi>z, ,pra-
wa ME stoi. Hrze0iashi W ponie-
dzialell zosta4 wprawdzie W spra-
vie szpiegoStwa uznanN nirwin
nyn, ale wyraznem podnicsicniem,
ze wyrok TAXI zapadf aiH;s brakvu
dowOd0w. Wyrok taxi og}o-
szony zostai we wtorck i to 2 TEN
zastrZezeniem, ze sad zgadza sic W
zupefnosci ma to, czy iustancyo
aoy5sza ten wyroll potwierdzi lub
Zmienl.
prawda jest, ze Sleszyiiski W
ponledzla}ek okaza} sic az nadto
wzgIednym pob4azliwym dla
oskarzonego. On jako prokurator
oswiadczy4 CORY, re ME ma maj
mnicjszych dowod6w. Czytajac list,
W ktdrym pieciu obywatcli Il
kic'ec potwierdza, ze Krzemiliski
zaimowai podczas powstania dwu-
znaczne s,anowisllo, powicrlzial s
re W tym liScle So same glup>twa.
Dopiero gioSne, gremia1ne pro-
tcsty publlcznosci Zmusi}y go do
tego, ably wystqpic pozornic przy-
najmnicj jako oskarzycicl.
Faktem jest, re S csz< II $ k i
jako prokurator wiecej sic Ilzy cxy-
nil do tego, zc krzcmiliski by}
uznany nicwinnyla, jak san o
bronca Krzemihskicgo. To tez
obuZenir ma SIeszyn>Niego hyFo
og"lnc.
We wtorek druga czest oskar-
zrnia miaia bye s4dowi przodsta-
wiona. ZcsliiSmy sic " godzinie
$ wicczorcm. Sad sic rolpoczlna,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
wstydem musiat nstapiG.
We PEACCIE "a WIARUSA,
OLA ZGODY.

Niedawno temu 4 smo-
deusz zdziwit SWAT po]ski
sw"ja opow:escia, osnutq ma
tie stosunkow polsko amery
kanskich, ogfoszona przez kra-
kowskiego DjaJfa. Zgoda ze
schylonem czofem pail wonne
kadzidla pochlebstw Jegomosci
NabM i glosi, 2e nova wiesz.
cza gwIazda zapfonela Ma pol
sklem niebie. ktozby sic byl
domysli1, 2e W naszej pro
zalczne] Ameryce znajdzie sic
cd razu tylu wielbicieli poezy,j
A S m o usza, piszacego
lscle djabelskim garbatym ryt-
mem, DO chcqc go czytac
dobrze sic jezyka Lie po]amie
zebow ME wytlucze.-.- Jasny
to dowod. moi panowie, ze
zyjemy w zfych czasach, kiedy
i pegazv poetom talk pochudfy,
ze utyskula co chwila. Zgoaa
Z Acknowledgement powtorzyia IA
Dynlewlczowl<a wiersz ten,
chcqc Wlmusoeci zaszkodzic.
Ale ludzie mowiq, ze ME tax
straszny djabet, jak go maluiq;
to tel on naszemu ITaruso-
acl ujjmy ME zrobi tylko roz-
g}osi pred swiatem, lie So
jeszcze ludzle, ktorvch serca
bi4 ola prawdy j kt6rzy majq
odwage nazwac rzeczy po
| Imlenlu.
Cl panowie am mnie, ami
1Vlarusa Eie rozumieli tylko
okazali pred swlatem co maj
mniej swa zo]G brak wyrozu.
mlafosci. Oni, .jak i wielu
lnnych, MARIA o riepodIegle.j
Polsce takiej, jakq by}a pred
l772 rokiem. Czy wiecie,
kto to Ay} Cola d RienziS
Otoz to by] pewien w]osl1:
patriot; a zyl dawno temu,
bo w XIV stuleciu. Ten ma
pisal odezwe do wloskich miast
zakllnajac je, ably zrzuci1y
jarzno tJrana a z]aezywszy
sic W jedeu bratni wezcl, zba-
WHY Rzym j Gaia ltaliq. Jego
poslowle rozeszll sic ma Wszyst-
kie strony, 2qdajqc W mic
milosci ojczyzny, ably wszyscy
obywatele zeszli sic ma sejm
do wlecznego mlasta Ale nie-
stety ich slowa ME wywar}y
zadnego skutku, DO Ricnzi
patrzaf tylko ma przeszlosc
ojczyzny swojejj i giosil, lie
Roma ME przestaje bye pania
swlata liza prawo rz4dziG
innemi narodami. Dziefo .jego
znlklo bez sladu jall senna
mara, DO on chcisf wskrzqsiG
ME nowe zycie, ale zycie prze-
szlosci, a zapomniaf o tenn, ze
dzieje nigdy sic ME powtarzaiq.
| Talk tel i my, gdy chce-
my pracowac mad nasza ma
rodowa przy szlosciq, czynimy
to W nowych zarysach M
g4qbszych prawdziwszych pod
,tawach- DO daWmc do niczego.
7. Brodowski q ukonten-
towaniem zaznacza, lie rzekc-
my falsz moich Wlarusa
radykalnych zasad iuz stanow-
czo wykazat. Ale gdzie /
kiedy:: 30 dotychczas mielis-
my sposobnosG wyczytat tyll1o
pare sentymentaln,ych frazes0w
p. 4 f" drzej kowicza i 2
poi tuzna anatenatow pana
t. Otoz to wszystko. Ale
Ijak to laclnnicy-,SamcnH sat.
Panu b nogq zarcczyt, 2e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
PROCES KRZEMI INSKIEGO.

Sprawa Krzemi rs kie go
W New Yorku pawnie teraz
najbardziej zaprzqta umysfy
Polakow w Ameryce, przeto
poswiecilem je] W numeze
dzisie:jszym st0sunkowo maj
wiecej mlejsca stawiam ia
na czele naszego pIsma.
Lubo sam W tym proce-
sic wystepuje jako oskarzyciel,
bede sic staraf przedstawic
sprawe zupefnie bezstronie, ME
omijajac nawet punktow, mo-
gacych chociaz tylko pozornie
swiadczyc niewinnosci oskar-
zonego podam nawet u
stepy bolesrie 9otykaiqce sa-
mego WIa7usa.
Nasamprzod music .ja1o
sum;enny sprawczdawca o.
czyscic pana Sleszynsk sk e
go z uczynionego mu w prze-
sz!ym u,lmerze zarzutu. }aHo-
by sic byf powqchaf panem
Krzeminskim it'd. Pam Sle-
s2ynski w liscie prywatnym,
xtory do mnie napisa} po
przeczytaniu ostatniego nume-
ru Wla,usa, slusznie sic oburza
ma odnosnego correspondence,
bo faktem jest, jak mnie "a
pewnia zupefnie ma wiare "a
sfugu;aca osoba New Yorku,
ze pan Sleszynski po salonaeh
ME chodzi, a jezeli sic W tokn
S'oa7v~a hiaaY wi1Y0,al Z
) Krzem'nskil,i, to tylisI . Ke-l
nioczne) potrzeby, gdy dla
oszczedzenia Ma czasie byfo
lepiej porozumiec sic z MIN
osobiscie.
Ow porywczy korespon-
dent, l1t6ry bezpodstawna fall
szywq pogtoskq chciaf sic przy-
sluhyG W0rusou7, nale2y
prawdopodobnie do talk zwa-
nych avszystho vciedzqcych, kto-
rzy sqdzq 2 pozoru, kazdego
pode]rzywajq czasem uro!a
sobie, lie ktos cokolwiek po-
wiedziaf, co owemu cz}ow!e-
kowi nigdy pzez usta ME
przesz1o. Podejrzliwos6 jest
poEiekad naszq wada narodo-
wa, ktora sic mas czepia tenn
wiecej, i'm sro2ej mas nasi
smiertelni wrogowie p7esladu-
ia, bedac natura]nym wynn
klein psucia sic charakteru
ludu W niewoli pozostWqcego.
Tel brzydkie.; wady tel nam wy
strzegac sic nalezy najprzo1
cierpliwie wybadaG cz1owieka
slyszec co inni rozsqdni a
sprawiedliwi ludzle o MIN
m6wia, MIN sami sad 0 MIN
wyrowiemy.
Odebrawszy sprawozdanie
z posiedzenia sadu honorowego
we wtorek wieczorem, ma kto-
rem pan Sleszynski .jaknaj-
sumiemiej spelnif swe obo-
wiazki wzgledem narodu pol
skiego jake pggokurator Zwlqsz]5u
Mar. Pol, Przypuszczaiem, ze
ma pierwszem postepo vanlu
lekaf on sic zbytecznie zemsty
pana Kzemihskiego, lecz to
przypuszczenie wyrrgowalem
2 serca, skoro przeczyta1em
zapewnienie tego pana, IL
grozb sic ME ulel1nle. Pozo-
stawiam wiec 'e sprawe Jego
wfasnemu sumIenlu, lego pre-
konaniu osobistemu o poll
tycznej dziaialnosc1 p. krze-
minskiego w Europje ktore
II u talk w."probowanego patryo1y
III prawego czlowieIla, jakin
Jest pan Sleszynski kcniecznlo
trzeba szanowac.